Dynamic Modeler Module with python?

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Slicer: 4.11.0-2020-07-04 r29204 Win10

I want to use Dynamic Modeler Module Plane Cut tool (and others) with python. Is there any documentation published?

Thanks.

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No documentation pages have been published yet, although one should probably be created.

You can display all of the input node references for a tool using the following:

planeCutTool = slicer.vtkSlicerDynamicModelerPlaneCutTool()
for i in range(planeCutTool.GetNumberOfInputNodes()):
  print(planeCutTool.GetNthInputNodeReferenceRole(i))

The node references can be used to create a dynamic modeler node:

dynamicModelerNode = slicer.mrmlScene.AddNewNodeByClass("vtkMRMLDynamicModelerNode")
dynamicModelerNode.SetToolName("Plane cut")
dynamicModelerNode.SetNodeReferenceID("PlaneCut.InputModel", inputmodelNode.GetID())
dynamicModelerNode.SetNodeReferenceID("PlaneCut.InputPlane", inputPlaneNode.GetID())
dynamicModelerNode.SetNodeReferenceID("PlaneCut.OutputPositiveModel", outputModel.GetID())
slicer.modules.dynamicmodeler.logic().RunDynamicModelerTool(dynamicModelerNode)
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Thanks so much @Sunderlandkyl.
Just a bit more info:

  • I need to add more than one InputPlane
  • I should like to look around with Parameters (Operation Type)

Thanks on advance!

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Sure, then you can use:

  • AddNodeReferenceID instead of SetNodeReferenceID for the plane node
  • SetAttribute(“OperationType”, type), where type is “Union”, “Intersection”, or “Difference”.
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It works like a charm, wonderfull.
Thanks

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@Sunderlandkyl could you add these to the documentation in header files? Thank you!

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This has been very helpful, but if I wanted to create a new model for the output is there a way I could do that. Or a way to create an empty model I could output too.

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You can create a new model node as any other node (slicer.mrmlScene.AddNewNodeByClass). See a complete example here.

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